the south eastern city has been the scene of the worst fighting in recent days.ave been receiving medical treatment. ukraine says there were a number of violations among the main battle areas on friday. the attack on the unit and bases and l,hans regions. not far from the russian border, and in donetsk that's where our correspondent joins us from now. paul, first of all, i understand that the leaders of russia and ukraine have been speaking, what rah you hearing about that conversation? that's right, laura. breaking news, is that the announcements have been made by the president of ukraine, his office, to say that a telephone call has taken place, during the after. between president and the russian leader vladimir putin. and in that telephone call, perhaps reassuringly, both leaders agreed that in general, the cease fire which was agreed 24 hours ago is holding. they both agrees that they were needed to give it a more stable footing. they have june lined the importance of the role of the o.s.c.e., the organization for security and corporation in europe. that's th

even as that is happening, there's also fighting that's broken out in the south eastern city of mariupolnick has the latest for us. >> reporter: plenty on their minds as nato leaders gathered for the second day of their crucial summit. the threat from islamic state and most immediately what chance that talks in another place will produce a ceasefire in the ukraine crisis. as the leaders gazed on say display of nato air power, there's hope and skepticism. the message that planned u.s. and eu sanctions against russia will go ahead now any way. >> based on experience, what would be sensible would be to go ahead with the plans for increased sanctions if there's a ceasefire. if it is signed. and if it is then implemented. we can then look at lifting sanctions off. as you said earlier, there is a great degree of skepticism about whether this will materialize and if this will be real. >> also a new reliance rapid reaction force to assure the eastern european members and send a message to the kremlin who's actions they feel contributed to the violence. >> global security are being challenged in

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pro rush are sha separatist agree to the truce at a meeting after nearly five months of fighting. south eastern cityf mario has been the scene of some of the worst fighting in recent days. there were a number of violations around the main wattle areas on friday. as reported attack on it's units and bases in donetsk and the regions, the separatist say ukrainian forces also shelled their positions not far from the russian border and in donetsk. it became more calm in general, however, a number of provocations were reported yesterday in the evening and at night. reasonables shelled anti-tourist operation position 28 tiles, ten of them took place after the cease fire was announced. >> we believe that parishen coe wants to stop the firing but he doesn't control all his military. and there was no cease fire in their plans. and that the shelling of the suburbs is still going on. both sides leveling accusations but the president of ukraine and russias have been talking. paul has more from donetsk. >> now more than 24 hours into this cease fire, and according to both sides, there have been violations but hav

the airport in the eastern rebel held city of luhansk. >> signs of a retreat by ukrainian government forces on the road south of donetsk. one checkpoint has been abandoned. for locals, dangers remain. >> we are going home. we have to go home. >> we are checking traffic because the road has been -- completely. >> a gave control over strategic locations. the ukraine government is pointing the finger. >> ukrainian soldiers worked -- were ordered to carry out an organizer tree. -- organized retreats. >> donetsk airport has been abandoned. a goal appears to involve creation along the front of ukraine to establish a land corridor. vowing to adopt beefed-up military doctrine to establish a rapid response team in the east to ward off russia's expansion into ukraine. in other news, more backpedaling from vladimir putin. >> yesterday we were talking about the statehood common. it was the comment in which vladimir putin called for talks on both sides of ukraine. everyone sees him appointment -- seized on the point that they thought southeast ukraine needed to have statehood. his spokesman had to backpedal to say he was not seeking

that the permits arrive on time to keep things going and in addition to that this project recommendation what the city has been trying to do with long-term planning this is part of the south eastern neighborhood this is from 2008 we're grateful for the mayors administration in allowing this project 270 to happen without trovrt which is something we all strife for that in san francisco finally there are two citywide initiatives we feel strongly about this building will be reflective have to have a lower impact on climate change we've played for platinum status and we support the mayor and his administration and the transit first policy of the city we'll have only 12 parking stalls but 52 bike parking spaces with shoreside and we want to be supportive (clapping.) with that, mayor ed lee the podium it yours >> dan let me bring my personal congratulations to s c s and the attorneys and all of you together have produced an excellent product as i go around the city there are sensitive areas of the city we're trying to do better and planning is in the center with dbi to help us to make sure that the developed is right for the city and right here where a few months ago you only saw a par

the south. >> all right. kamal hyder, thanks you for that. >>> ongoing fighting in eastern ukraine is threatening to derail a ceasefire, there's been shelling in the port city of mariupol. fighting continues in donetsk. >> reporter: these pictures show the ukraine ceasefire going up in flames. a kilometre from the perimeter of the airport. in district has been in the firing lines for months. caught in the crossfire between the ukranian forces and the separatists surrounding the airport. the deal had some residents believing the worst was over. they were mistaken. >> we were going to pick up our stuff. i have a babe and we life in a dormitory. we wanted to get a push chair. i had a call from my mother and said the house was burning. >> each side blames the other. the separatists, it seems, fired first >> translation: they were standing with the canons. the ukranian army aimed and shot. they were standing here. they shot there and got the response. the responses went back and forth all day sunday. to the east of the airport we heard fire and bursts from a machine-gun. over to the north-west we heard explosions from rocket fire. this is a ceasefire in paper fo

and our understanding in the eastern neighborhoods the nexus of that intersection not only being close to bart and 16th street obey important that south van ness being along the city i should say needing improvements but this sfwshgs required a significant building and taller building we went through the policy of the eastern neighborhood i will list the highlights to give you a sense of why the architecture is important it called for taller buildings and literallyy said more formally architecture to align with the streets because it's an important transit corner we think the architecture of the building is a form list but very rewell-defined and articulated building representative of the kind of building on an important streetcar corner another policy the building should look at contemporary architecture. and i will go to the next slide. and show this is how do we make this a little bit so it's got more - how do we do that there we go this is navigate the revised architecture we've responded to commissioner moore's and our meeting with the planning department a week i said it's an short notice but the basic element of this building it does respect the red zone bu

the main event. philadelphia right now, that very light rain as well. atlantic city, cape may, dover, and wilmington. this is all moving up from the south at center of the low pressure slowly creeps up the eastern see game. temperature wise, abe, slating ton 60 degrees. pottstown 62. warrington 62. center city 65 degrees. hammington, 63. boardwalk in atlantic city, 68. glassboro 64. sea isle city 68 degrees. temperatures uniform due to the fact that the ocean temperature is 69 degrees. we will get wind off the ocean. it is pulling in temperatures in the 60's. pulling in lots of cloud cover and, starting to get the moisture involved. satellite six along with action radar is showing you have to look out to the atlantic to see is what coming our way. do you see that area of heavier rain. this is beginning to blossom this will be pushing in through the overnight hours. so future tracker is showing, tomorrow morning, 6:00 o'clock in the morning we have some heavy rain, generally around philadelphia, areas to the south and continue through about eight or 9:00 in the morning and then, all lift up to the north around lunchtime, and then it will be dissipating in the afternoon. afternoon it will be damp

most of the rain, the threat will be through the south-eastern part of arizona, and over here towards southern new mexico. silver city and other areas - we'll watch you over the next 24 hours as the rain makes it way a little over here towards the east. we'll see improvement towards the west. things will clear up. spotty showers by the time we get to friday. as we go towards saturday, most of the rain will be isolated and we are going to be getting out of that situation. the other storm down towards mexico, we don't think it will be a problem for the sworn part of the united states. >>> thank you. coming up next - another police department under the microscope after a deadly shooting. plus, betting on books. why one man thinks the chapter on independent stores is not closed just yet. >> a firsthand look at the ongoing battle against the isil threat. >> bombs are cracking off in the distance... >> this is a booby trap in the islamic state >> ...a sniper around the corner here... >> from the front lines, josh rushing reports, on al jazeera america >>> nowadays the literary well is filled with kindles, and e-books, so m

some of the heavy rain we had earlier this morning have now pulled up into eastern pennsylvania, new jersey, new york city. and southnd west of there, right in the metro area, those little areas in green, those are some sprinkles. a little bit of drizzle now falling in southern montgomery county. as well as right in washington, northeast, southeast washington getting some of that drizzle. so is alexandria, arlington and southern prince georges county. a few of these scattered sprinkles around. grab an umbrella, even though it may be dry where you are now, you may encounter a few sprinkles over the next couple of hours. temperatures approaching noon time are still rather cool just in the low to mid-60s. reagan national is at 66. in the upper 50s, shenandoah valley, into the mountains. a view of the capital. later today, as we hit the upper 60s by midafternoon, we'll have a possibility of a few scattered sprinkles all the way into late afternoon. otherwise, most of the day should be dry during the latter part of the afternoon. for the games this afternoon and the big game tonight at fedex field. tomorrow, friday, satu

the northern philippines, eastern china, taiwan, south korea the other day. because it's still packing a lot of moisture, it has caused tremendous amounts of rain for many parts of japan. that included the fourth popular city in japan. let's look at footage coming out of the city. excessive heavy rain shut down the subway station thursday morning. more than 69 millimeters of rain fell in the three hour period overnight on the platform and tracks. firefighters were sent to provide recovery efforts. commuters had to find other methods of transportation did during the rush hour. to and from the station resumed before 3:00 p.m. today. the next target is around the tokyo area with the passing cold front. there's a chance of heavy thunder showers, gusty winds and flooding for tokyo area this evening. watch out for this weather. by friday, clear weather back for most of the country. that will continue into the weekend. across the west, you can see the area of rain coming in. this is seeing quite a lot of heavy rain for western or i should say eastern mongolia. cold air is coming in. that will lower temperatures going into the weekend. ulan bator 17 degrees for friday and goes down for 3 degrees on sunday and minu

the canadian national railway was facing a major battle in the city of chicago. their existing relatives go through south and central chicago and these are gridlocked. and they were trying to purchase the joliet and eastern railway which goes around the perimeter of the suburbs. the idea was there without a lot of traffic that goes around the suburb. what is really interesting is you saw this incredible wave of knot in my backyard protests among the people in the suburban areas who didn't want their daily train level to go from five trains a day to 23 trains a day. many are concerned that their kids school buses at the start because they couldn't get across surface crossings. they were concerned emergency vehicles couldn't get across. so there is this wave of protests. the public comment period was very lively with people from the suburban area say they didn't want this approved by the u.s. transportation board. members of congress got involved. so what they actually ended up doing with hired a consulting firm to mobilize grassroots participation and they started to say who do want to get involved? we want the people who live in central chicago who stand to benefit from this going through. we want them i

the season moves up the eastern seaboard. you're looking live right there on the boards in atlantic city. on storm scan3, we are looking at the rain moving up the from the southnot heavy just yet, where you see the darker green, even interior south jersey we're seeing some light rain but the heaviest rain off shore lifting inlands toward the north and the west. so, overnight the rain builds, the wind builds as well and temperatures don't budge all that much. they will knock down a few degrees when the rain begins. in philadelphia 66, 62 in allentown, 55 in the poconos and in millville 64 and wildwood. we have some light mist and 66 degrees. future weather shows the rain lifting up from the south during the overnight between about 4:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. some of the heaviest rain. by 10:00 a.m. we'll be seeing it slowly lift toward the north. more scattered showers throughout the afternoon but the rain and the mist and the clouds will hang out throughout the entire day and into the evening on thursday. through thursday periods of rain, the heaviest early in the morning for the morning rush. and then we'll be seeing the wind lingering during the day, even thoug

traveling out toward the eastern shore, you might get a sprinkle or two south of ocean city to the tidewater north carolina will be getting rained on pretty good. heading on out, bluemont fair. sunshine and 76 for your saturday. near 80 tomorrow o in loudon county with a slight chance for a few showers late in the day. going out for dinner later this evening? mild and dry. sit at your favorite outdoor cafe. even backyard barbecuing weather looks good. future weather forecast here, sunshine for everybody today. clouds from that ocean storm along parts of the eastern shore. rain chances are confined to the coastal communities today. no chance for rain for us. we'll dry out -- clear out a little bit overnight tonight and a fair amount of sunshine for the front half of the day tomorrow. increase of clouds late in the day. 11:00, midnight tomorrow night, a little front going through could wring out a shower or two. by and large, your sunday will be dry as well. hour by hour through your sunday. 79 at lunchtime, mid 80s tomorrow. quite warm, indeed, before those clouds start to move back in. check

city studios. we are looking at a few sprinkles, though, to the south. on storm scan3 we're tracking them through the easternf maryland and delaware. this still associated with a weak frontal boundary that is moving off shore. we do expect these temperatures to continue to drop, though, as a strong area of high pressure builds in from the north. the air originating in the moved through canada but overnight lows mainly in the 40's and the 50. right now it's 65 in philadelphia, 58 in allentown, 55 in the poconos and 57 in millville. the cold is coming. state college already in the the cold is coming. buffalo, new york, already in the 40's and it's just a matter of time. that high will move off the coast of new england during the day on friday but we get into this easterly flow and the persistent east wind will keep it cool. it will be sunny but temperatures really struggling to make to it 70 degrees. many locations won't. by saturday the high moves offshore and some warmth begins to squeeze up the coastal plain ahead of this front and it will be more comfortable, temperature at least in the mid to upper 70's.

the current ceasefire looks like in eastern ukraine. shelling coming into the area around donetsk's international airport, hours after bombardment of pamariupol to the south. for the first time tanks took up defensive positions on the city border, preparing for more of this. overnight in this spot came a major brief of a ceasefire that took effect on friday. the government insists that the ceasefire is in force. the firing and shelling is a violation of conditions. the situation is under control. over the last 24 hours, we didn't have information about civilian casualties, we are not talking about a cancellation of the ceasefire agreement. faith in the ceasefire is diminished. >> it's terrifying not just for the people, but the whole city. >> reporter: a few minutes later the sound of distant artillery pushed people back further. in the last few minutes there was a loud thud, and the atmosphere changed. soldiers ran around. we are not clear what happened, but obviously everyone here is on edge. officials from the organization are charged with monitoring the ceasefire, this is a reminder, if noded, of the magnitude of that task. a reminder that everywhere in this contested country, the conflict is not over. >> let's get

the bay in the eastern portion of our district. temperature-wise. outside number brentwood and discovery bay as well as gilroy to the south. ten degrees cooler for your tuesday. >>> one silicon valley city has become a hot spot for thieves. selling off steelen valuable -- stolen valuables. in you the system that -- new system to keep treasured property in the hands of the rightful owner. >> hey good morning everybody, only got a minute for this. just hang on. here's what i got. niners, giants, hey? don't move. ,, >>> well, good morning everybody, i know a lot of talk has been about ray mcdonald and that issue but i do have 49er positive presence. i have the a's kind of slip- sliding away trying to figure it out and i have the giants that are just raging right here at the beginning of september. here we go. the force with the giants yesterday. against milwaukee. up 4-1 in the 5th and here goes pablo sandoval in front of darth vader. he's -- wet. the giants take a five run lead. pablo's 15th for the year. into the 7th. hunter pence brought home joe panik. the giants win it 15-5. they sweep the braves but the brewers -- giants have won six in a row. bob melvin has not won six in a row. he

efforts in those areas of the city where the growth is likely to happen and put in place a specific neighborhood plan bye like south of market and other ores the plans like the eastern neighborhood in blue and the redevelopment mission bay transbay and the shipyard and in red the hope sf the housing authority the areas represent by 80 thousand housing unit and one hundred and 50 thousand jobs that didn't allow us to chief the regional numbers we still have work to do. on the waterfront we have several areas, of course, that we are working with your staff to look at potential development on open space many those areas primarily 7 areas like the hunters point and shipyard and candle stick point by pier 47 and 48 the mission bay waterfront where the warriors are a proposed and immediately south of you 70 the baseline site identified here and the hunters point and candle stick of those 7 major areas 4 of them are controlled by the port and 3 or not well, the other way around 2 are private sites. and so it's the port sites that are subject to the recent proposition regarding the height prospectives to remind you of how it proposition works in addition, we have the opport

the eastern atlantic. this is the historic peak of hurricane season. tonight cloudy and breezy, just a chance of some showers coming in: late tonight. 64 for the low in the city. now, south and east it could get some showers at any time this evening. cloudy in the morning, some sunshine in the afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 70s. some places could touch 80 degrees. and the average high is 81 this time of the year. going to be way above that on thursday. plus the high humidity is really going to feel like summer. one day's worth. then we get the thunderstorms late in the day and the evening. then we cool down and dry out on friday just for a day. the rain comes back saturday. then we cool down and dry out for a little bit. then the rain comes back again. but cool temperatures throughout. >>> i'm john clark, the eagles make several moves on the offensive line. we hear from michael vick on whether ray rice should get another chance in the nfl. jay paterno and james franklin on penn state being bowl eligible all next. our dad's a plumber. a business manager. and a stickler for homework. i'm john kane running for state senate. dad says the road to a good job starts

behind that, we have daly city, colma, down to pacifica moving over to south san francisco and bay shore and this is going to move across the easternpan of the bay bridge and in five or eight minutes another wave of moderate rain is heading our way and it could mean ponding. notice the sharp lane seeing drying in the north bay and we have shower on the back side of this system, though, that could move in, in the afternoon. at walnut creek, it has been wet all morning, 680 headed to the south into san ramon valley connecting with 24, dry this afternoon, quick turn around, stray shower is possible, to eastbounds tonight, and tomorrow and low warming friend with dry air. temperatures today are still pretty mild and we will be five or ten degree cooler, upper 60's along the coast and 70 in san francisco and low-to-mid 70's elsewhere and upper 70's inland east bay. tonight, we have low 50's in the north bay valley and the prosecute of us are in the upper 50's to low 60 account rain tonight shows showers over the ocean with the instability is greater because of the warmer water. cold front, low to the north and look behind the front you

the city of philadelphia, warmer at 61 degrees. low pressure starting to take shape down to the south and this will track along the eastern seaboard and it will counter act high to the east and that means a strong wind coming from the east south east that will pile up water during times of high tides for wednesday night and thursday but the clouds will first arrive tomorrow morning at 8:00 with some sunshine especially north and west, cloud thicken up in the afternoon and evening and by about 6:30 we will start to see some showers breaking up in southern delaware and southern new jersey but for the morning rush it is dry with temperatures in the 50's. so seasonably cool with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. as we go region by region throughout the afternoon tomorrow again sunshine for better part of the day, cloud in the afternoon and breeze which lower 70's for highs for pottstown, allentown to reading along i-95 right around 72, 73 degrees. the west chester, glassboro and salem as sun fade and clouds increase and at the shore a lot of clouds and you'll feel that easterly wind 15 to 20 miles an hour, with tides between 07 and su

eastern ukraine and major battle rages at the international airport in luhansk. the ukrainian army has pulled back. further south, ukrainian reinforcements roll into the port city of mariupol to try and defend it against the possible attack by separatist rebels. >>> antigovernment protestors in pakistan forced their way to headquarters of state tv to be evicted hours later. detergents, car tires and even flat screen tvs, some of the items people are bringing to cuba in luggage. could new restrictions bring this to an end? >>> also in the program, alice look at what's happening in business. you have unusual friendliness. >> absolutely right. they're hugging it out. india's new prime minister in japan and abe are not holding back. they want to strengthen their economic ties. >>> it is midday in london, 3:00 p.m. moscow, 2:00 p.m. in the port city of mariupol where the ukrainian government is sending reinforcements to fight the separatist rebels. battle is complicated by what appears to be russian tanks supporting the rebel fighters. we're hearing the ukrainian army has left positions at luhansk airport just northeast of mariupol after they were attacked by a colu

eastern ukraine and major battle rages at the international airport in luhansk. the ukrainian army has pulled back. further south, ukrainian reinforcements roll into the port cityupol to try and defend it against the possible attack by separatist rebels. >>> antigovernment protestors in pakistan forced their way to headquarters of state tv to be evicted hours later. detergents, car tires and

shadowed it for several hours through new york city, across the entire state of new jersey, and into eastern pennsylvania. i'll do pennsylvania but not ohio. the south the midwest and could be gone for more than a week. the type of crime and the targets are selected by lieutenants in the organization who are called hombres. they also supply the vehicles, expense money, and shopping lists. the white minivan finally pulled into an outlet mall in tannersville, pennsylvania. it turned out to be a boosting team made up of three women. after several forays into the store, they spotted our camera, so guginsky, assisted by local police, moved in for the arrest. they were all illegal aliens from columbia. this one was a fugitive, having jumped bail on a california burglary charge. another had been arrested for shoplifting just four months earlier and deported. but somehow, she got back into the united states. because shoplifters are not considered serious criminals, they rarely spend much time in jail. >> these groups predetermine and have plans if somebody is arrested. if a team of eight goes out, and two of those people are arrested, it's the responsibilit

coming up 11:00 eastern time, more questions about police tactics after dash cam video is released from a south carolina trooper shooting an unarmed man. >>> plus what is next for the cityon, missouri after the police chief says he is sorry. all right. tonight our freeze frame, a picture from the turkey/syria border. kurdish syrians by the thousands have fled trying to escape isil by crossing the border, and these two kurdish boys stand on the syrian side waving into turkey. turkey is already home to more than a half million syrian refugees forced from their homes by the syria civil war. 130,000 crossed the border last week. "america tonight" is coming up next. i'm john siegenthaler. i'll see you back here 11:00 eastern time. no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> pass >>> on "america tonight", after weeks of unrest and the lingering questions around the shooting death of michael brown, an apology from the ferguson police chief. >> i want to say this to the brown family, no one who has not experienced the loss of a child can understand what you're feeling, i'm truly s

readings of the names of the victims of the two attacks in new york city on the north and south tower of the world trade center. by the way this continues to 12:30 easternyou can follow our continuing live coverage over on c-span3. the first attack on the north tower, american airlines flight 11 hit that tower at 8:46 a.m. on september 11. that moment was marked at the white house this morning by a moment of silence. [bell dings] ["taps" plays] >> president obama and the sfleard joined by vice president biden this morning at 8:46 eastern marking the moment of the first attack on the world trade center. the north tower in new york city. at 8:46 a.m. just a reminder of the coverage from new york of the reading of the names of the victims continues over on our companion network c-span3. live look at the u.s. capitol with the flag at half-staff on this 13th anniversary of september 11. a number of members commenting via twitter. kevin mccarthy, majority leader in the house, saying we will never forget this day nor the strength, courage, and resolve that the united nation in the days and years following. also from nina lowey of new york, today on 9/11, we re

south korea. president obama is slated to address the gathering just before 1:00 p.m. eastern time this afternoon, coming less than 24 hours after several massive protests over climate change here in new york city, where the u.n. -- >> a climate clash at the crossroads of capitalism. demonstrators gathering on wall street in new york city protesting what they believe to be the role of the financial word in climate change. a city on nearby broadway, snarling traffic in manhattan's financial district, it didn't take long for the nypd to step in. more than 100 people were arrested. even the polar bear wound up in cuffs. it followed the largest rally in new york city history sunday when hundreds of thousands of people took total streets to advocate for a greener world. the white house, says president obama, stands with them. >> the president's pleased to see that there are citizens in this country who are willing to give voice to the concerns that they have about the causes of climate change. >> secretary of state john kerry spoke as a climate week event ahead of today's u.n. summit, walking the fight to preserve the planet and economic issue. >> it doesn't cost more to deal with climate change. it